From the podium of the European Parliament plenary, the vice-president of the Left group and SYRIZA–PS MEP, Kostas Arvanitis, paid tribute to the memory of Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana…
On Sunday 21 September at 7pm Athens time, The Press Project will host the Olive Press Conference, a live virtual event bringing together filmmakers, journalists, and student organisers to discuss…
Every year on 13 June, we share once again the tribute we first published for Kostas Efimeros after his passing in June 2017. It’s our way of remembering him –…
This year’s Eurovision Song Contest, held on Saturday in Basel, Switzerland, once again highlighted the cultural whitewashing that the apartheid state of Israel attempts through its participation, despite its ongoing…
Vasiliki Vlachou, who served as the prosecutor overseeing Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP) during the surveillance scandal involving the wiretapping of politicians, journalists, senior military officials, and thousands of citizens…
A new 117-page report by Human Rights Watch, titled “From Bad to Worse: The Deterioration of Media Freedom in Greece,” sheds light on the increasingly hostile climate faced by independent…
Greece continues to hold the lowest position among EU countries for press freedom, according to the 2025 rankings released by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). On a global scale, Greece also…
The 2025 annual report by the Civil Liberties Union for Europe (Liberties) paints a troubling picture for press freedom across the European Union, identifying Greece as a key case study…
The Greek government is facing mounting criticism from opposition parties, who accuse it of operating a “character assassination” apparatus, following revelations of close ties between the pro-government media outfit known…
“Today marks four years since the murder of our colleague Giorgos Karaivaz, and his killers are still at large,” says the Board of the Journalists’ Union of the Athens Daily…